@mountainfacts: The Arizona Strip is one of the most beautiful, yet underrated, places in all of the United States. #geography #mountains #arizona #arizonastrip #nationalparks

alextopia :

The north rim of the Grand Canyon was SO much better than the south rim. And 90% fewer people REALLY makes a difference

Caleb :

I am OBSESSED with the Arizona strip. many of my trips while living in NV were to this region. cannot express it's beauty and solitude

the_backcountry :

It’s also super close to: Zion, Bryce, Cedar Breaks, Canyonlands, Arches, Capitol Reef, Grand Escalante, Monument Valley, Four Corners, Sunset Crater, Glen Canyon

joanna0218 :

The strip is beautiful but Colorado city and fredonia, the only towns there have atrocious vibes

Great Bonsai :

The Sierra Nevada. So many visitors but has an unbelievable quantity of world class hidden gems, ie: Tehipite valley

Frenjamin Banklin :

Grew up in Southern Utah. Spent many a weekend out on the Arizona Strip. Absolutely wonderful to call that area my home

ZebbyRobson :

The Mogollon rim kinda on the opposite corner is pretty badass too.

Jixie :

Can you do a video on public lands in like the PA-NY-NJ-MD area? I would love to go exploring but the east isn't exactly known for its natural beauty

Drew :

Southern UT, northern AZ, western CO. That whole block of the country is endlessly enchanting. Absolutely loaded with parks, monuments, and protected lands.

cldbrwszn :

Probably the SE Utah desert, the pacific NW or the Sierras

Robbie :

Honestly my favorite parts of the US has always been Wyoming and Colorado. Coming from western Pennsylvania where it’s all just small hills and trees in my area. There’s amazing places but nothing like Loveland pass and specifically Etna Wyoming are the two I remember best. The Grand Canyon was immensely beautiful, but the Rockies really resonated with me on a deeper level.

maddencary :

The north rim was amazing

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GulfOfAmericanFragility♥️🇲🇽 :

Mine is a tie between the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Atchafalaya basin, but I can count on one hand how many times I've been out of the Southeast US, so I might not have the fullest perspective

Breezy the Band :

Finally back on my fyp, you are one of my favorite creators and educators on this app

jonnyrocket999 :

I remember seeing a B-52 bomber about 200 ft off the ground next to the vermilion cliffs in the mid 1980s

goodolphin8720 :

I’ve been there twice and I just can’t get enough of it. The Vermillion Cliffs and White Pocket are absolutely stunning. We rented kayaks and floated around Horseshoe Bend as well. I will be back

sjmoz :

Went to white pocket … need to go back and see more!

Therunningfarrier :

Hocking hills is the best in Ohio

Shan :

I visited the Vermillion Cliffs for the first time in March (I live in Phx). I can't believe I never made the drive up there before! absolutely stunning.

10,000 Things :

Explored that last fall, it’s amazing

Wen :

Agree-100 💯%

Tim B :

Agreed 💯

NavajoRedMamba :

Navajo Bridge 🩵

Dave :

I've hiked Buckskin Gulch. It's incredible. Thanks for your content!